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We've got that story plus media most foul, but first, U.S.

coronavirus outbreaks spurred debate over personal freedoms, and this has been essentially

the central debate of the age of medical martial law, this coming from the Associated Press.

When the coronavirus flared in China this week, the country canceled flights, suspended

reopenings, and described the situation as extremely grave.

But with cases rising in some U.S. states, local officials have balked at even requiring

people to wear masks in the United States, which has the most reported cases and deaths in the

world.

Authorities are wrestling with balancing demands

for constitutional rights and personal freedom, with warnings from health officials that being

lacks will have deadly consequences. China's response to about their 137 new cases amounted to

actually a fraction of the number some U.S. states are seeing each day, they claim, in Arizona.

More than 1,100 people visited emergency rooms on Tuesday just a couple days ago, June 16th,

alone with positive or suspected cases on Tuesday alone.

Alabama, also fast running out of hospital space, leading to impassioned debate over whether to require masks.

Other states that haven't mandated face coverings like Texas and Florida are also seeing

infection sore. With masks becoming a political symbol, again, as your lame stream news is usually

always going to be behind the curve, it's definitely already long been a political symbol.

Pepsi presidential candidate, creepy Joe Biden has taken aim at Swamp Things approach to the scamdemic,

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